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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1910
Page
2
Frederick defeats the home nine 9 to 4 in a rain disrupted game. Creager and Malone led offense with three hits apiece while Crouse Kennedy and Wick contributed in key rallies. Snouffer pitched well for Frederick as the teams combined for 12 hits and multiple scoring chances.
Cy McDonald of Winchester Husk Xennon now manages Goldsboro in the Fasten Carolina Association and is noted as the heaviest man in the league. Brooks pitched superbly for Winchester last season and for Wiknington in the Eastern Carolina Association, with two no hit games and two hitless outings for the Southerners. Hie BHI Kay, once with Tha Erstown, is among New York State League leaders with Albany. Nalin stars for Bridgeport in the Connecticut League with five for five in a recent game. Thackora, Tragerstown backer, now with Whe team in the Texas League, played in a Zelenigg am agnakr event and made 8 hits in 13 at bats with a double play. Spencer, ex Frederick, shines with Dayton in the Central League. Sirltyn Nolesworth of Birmingham’s Southern League club is among top batters. Fannet, once of Frederick and Hagerstown, sold to Cleveland in the American League and will report soon. Score 72 to 1 in a Frederick–White Eagles game with Frederick victorious 22 to 1. M. A. grounds saw a Frederick contest late Saturday afternoon. Pitcher for the Jun team dominated, while 14 hits were recorded. The manager W. Lipps and others challenge younger players in this circuit. The score was not fully reported.
Dr. Alfred J. Fox staged a hypnotism demonstration at the Hotel Grenoble in New York to prove a cure for infantile paralysis. Conrad Schaumburg, 27, once paralyzed from infancy, regained movement after being put under deep sleep and given hypnotic suggestions. Doctors claimed restoration of strength and walking ability within six months, noting dramatic changes in his limbs and breathing under the treatment.
Professor Kellogg, Bat tle Creek Mich, voices concern over rising cancer and insanity rates and falling birth rates. He cites kidney disease up in Massachusetts and overall degeneracy linked to diet and modern living, urging attention to physical health and preventive care.
Local social notes list moving visitors and returning residents. Names include Mr Charlee Nusevaum from Wash, Ex-Judge Glenn Worthington, Miss Nettle Cockerell bound for North Carolina, and Mrs Charles Wiles returning from Washington. Also mentioned are Mr Rhodes Kemp and son Allen on a Philadelphia Atlantic City trip, and Edgar Haller of the postal service seen with friends in Brunswick.
The World Magazine notes a vast colonization plan to build and populate 220 towns in Canada by mid 1911. Government and railroad interests back the project, with towns planned along the Grand Trunk Pacific and Canadian Northern lines from Winnipeg to Prince Rupert, potentially serving 109 to 1,000 residents each.
At the Afriean Medical Associating annual meeting Dr Learie Harris of Mobile Alabama urged a nationwide malaria campaign. He warned the disease costs 69 to 100 million annually and that radical cure and early treatment could eradicate malaria in any community. He called for education of physicians and public literacy, and for malaria to be reportable with health boards leading the fight.
A Sunday Magazine piece notes plants exhibit blood pressure far exceeding that of animals, with xylem and vessel contractions driving water to remarkable heights. Deeper study links this force to cellular vitality rather than a single attraction, paralleling animal circulation in principle.
A sequence of death notices from Montgomery and Frederick counties lists Samuel Hays of Boyds, Niles A Abrecht of 857 West Patrick Street, William Hoffman of Mt Zion, infant Joseph W Neidhart of Baltimore, Mary E Fossler of Baltimore, George F Tall of DeGrange Street, Anna M Summers as a cholera infantum death, plus notes on Denmark’s Dannebrog flag and a lighthearted housekeeper joke. The piece records lifespans, burial plans, and local connections including churches, cemeteries, and family ties.
The United States sends vast capital into Canada as American settlers bring in about 150000 people and an estimated 1,000 per person, totaling roughly 150 million dollars this year. Canadian imports from the U S soar while British investment slows, with financiers like William MacKenzie directing new dealings and rail and manufacturing expansion in Canada.
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